Acura NSX | NC1

2017 Acura NSX - Nord Grey Metallic - G-544M

Services Completed

Ready for the show?

Highlights

We serviced this 2017 Acura NSX in Nord Grey since 2017. Thank you Ben for the support.

Ready to be delivered

In 2017 We performed New Car Prep, Paint Correction and Ceramic Coating.

Paint imperfections to start with

Major scratches removed during the paint correction process

Not just the body color paint getting the attention. The black trims are getting the work.

Paint correction process and ready to be Paint Protection Film application

Suntek Paint Protection Film application

Ceramic Coating is applied to the OEM wheels

In 2022. Rear Taillight got some random etched mark. Luckily we were able to polish it off.

2023, new Toyo R888R Tires installed. Time to remove the nasty wheel weight adhesive

OEM Acura NSX battery charger to make sure the battery in good shape

Interior is still looking fresh after 30K miles

Engine Bay

Mosconi System Setup done by simplicity in sound

Water beading still good after 6 Years

Carzwerk Story

After working on many original generation Acura NSX, we finally get the chance to work on the current generation NSX. Really appreciated for the referral project and the amazing experience with this vehicle and the owner. Many people wondering what do we think about the 1st gen and the new gen. For the fun side, driving the car under the quiet mode is just amazing because no one notice it’s a supercar with 573 hp and 476 lb-ft of torque twin-turbo V-6 and electric assist motor, nine-speed dual-clutch transmission. while driving the 1st gen NSX has 270 / 290hp and 210 / 224hp from the legend V-6 engine. (3.0 / 3.2 Engine) and people notice the signature engine sound. For the cosmetic side, the new gen NSX does share a lot of similar design with the 1st gen. Pay attention to the black trim over the roof, the vent on the engine deck lid, the tailight, the black trim behind the vent window and you will find similarities between the two. For the paint correction side, both 1st gen and new gen are very soft paint so additional refine polishing steps are required to get the desire result.